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In a sign of Israel's rapidly developing ties with Greece and Cyprus, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu flew Wednesday afternoon to Thessaloniki for the third summit in 18 months with the leaders of both nations.
Before boarding the plane, Netanyahu told reporters that the summit is part of Israel's efforts to "enhance relations between Israel and many countries in the world." The trip is taking place less than two weeks after he attended a summit in Liberia attended by the leaders of 15 West African nations.
Netanyahu praised the decision by the Swiss parliament to require its government not to finance NGOs that foster hate, racism, incitement and antisemitism. He also commended...